Pioneer Ella Panter Dies at 85 in Coos County
Ella Panter 85 longtime Coos County resident died October 19 at daughter Dora Hatton's home in Port Orford after a long illness. Funeral held October 24 in Myrtle Point with burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery Bandon. Survivors include four sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Panter was wife of late Capt William Russell Panter founder of Myrtle Point Transportation on the Coquille River. The obituary notes she was born October 27 1862 Canyon Oregon and was a Latter Day Saints member.
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Ella Panter
Coos County
Wiliam Russell Panter
Dora Hatton
Port Orford
Panter
Myrtle Point
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Bandon
Captain Panter
Myrtle Point Transportation Company
Canyon
Oregon
Coquille Valley
Latter Day Saints Church
Jons
T. Walter Panter
Willam A. Panter
Albert E Panter
Archie C Panter
Fort Smith
Ark
Mra
Mary McMullen
Myrtle
James E McCue
Medford
Charles H McCue
Empire
Minnie Smith
Riverton
Neely Anderson
Reedsport
Low NY voter turnout noted amid registration rules
The article notes historically low New York registration and voter turnout, with only about half of eligible Americans expected to vote nationally. Comparisons show high turnout in Wisconsin and Minnesota, while several states saw 60 percent or less in recent elections.
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New York
Roosevelt
Middle- West
Illinois
Giana
Con Wissonsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
State 4H Winners Major Contests Listed For 1948
Thirty four Oregon 4 H club members were named state winners in 24 major national contests under the National Committee on Boys' and Girls' Club work. Winners were chosen by a 14 member committee from county records with trips to Chicago National 4 H Congress awarded to eleven. Recipients include Richard Larkin Monroe and Donna Wiederkehr Jefferson in leadership, Eleanor Reed Vale and Marjory Zeller Brockaway in girls prizes, with many others earning trips or state prizes across categories such as clothing food preparation dairy forestry and more.
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Oregon
National Committee On
L. J Allen
Chicago
Winnifred Gillen
Cal Monroe
Richard Larkin
Monroe
Donna Wiederkehr Jefferson
Marjory Zeller
Brockaway
John Keison
Bend
Eleanor Reed Vale
Congress
Nhall Sheridan
Washington County
Betty Roth
Myrtle Point family mourns death of Dwight Epperson
Mr and Mrs Ray Epperson return to Myrtle Point after visiting Milton Eppersons in Phoenix Ore Dwight Epperson 17 year old son of Milton and family was killed in a deer hunt in Phoenix October 17 He is survived by his parents a brother Bob and two sisters Mrs E P Montgomery and Mrs Chester Keene all of Phoenix Funeral was held Saturday with Ray and John and others from Myrtle Point in attendance
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Ray Epperson
Myrtle Point
Milton Epperson
Phoenix
Ore
Dwight Epperson
Dwight
Bob
E. P. Montgomery
Chester Keene
Ray
John
Myrtle Ray
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